Magil forceps

Magill forceps are long, angled stainless steel instruments with serrated, loop-shaped jaws designed to grasp and guide objects in the pharynx and airway, primarily for endotracheal intubation, catheter placement, foreign object removal, and directing nasogastric tubes or pharyngeal packs. They are constructed with a rigid, lengthy shaft and a handle with finger loops for stability and control during medical procedures, available in various sizes for adult and pediatric use and are autoclavable for sterilization.